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'Nobody Will Hire Women': Supreme Court Turns Down Plea On Menstrual Leaves
Mandatory menstrual leave for women could 'adversely impact (their) employment' because employers 'will not hire women if we make such a law', Chief Justice Surya Kant said Friday.
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Menstrual Leave Petition In Supreme Court, Chief Justice Flags A Flip Side
Mandating menstrual leave for women may lead to them being shunned from the workforce and go against them, the Supreme Court said today, stressing that it is not a matter for courts to look into.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Plea Seeking Menstrual Pain Leave For Girls, Women
The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a plea seeking a direction to all the states to frame rules for menstrual pain leave for female students and working women at their respective workplaces.
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Supreme Court To Hear Request For Framing Menstrual Leaves Rule On Feb 24
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking direction to all the state governments to frame rules for menstrual pain leaves to female students and working-class women.
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'Nobody Will Hire Women': Supreme Court Turns Down Plea On Menstrual Leaves
Mandatory menstrual leave for women could 'adversely impact (their) employment' because employers 'will not hire women if we make such a law', Chief Justice Surya Kant said Friday.
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Menstrual Leave Petition In Supreme Court, Chief Justice Flags A Flip Side
Mandating menstrual leave for women may lead to them being shunned from the workforce and go against them, the Supreme Court said today, stressing that it is not a matter for courts to look into.
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Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Plea Seeking Menstrual Pain Leave For Girls, Women
The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a plea seeking a direction to all the states to frame rules for menstrual pain leave for female students and working women at their respective workplaces.
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Supreme Court To Hear Request For Framing Menstrual Leaves Rule On Feb 24
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking direction to all the state governments to frame rules for menstrual pain leaves to female students and working-class women.
